Past Events
County Lines and Organised Criminal Networks
Awareness Workshop – Protecting Young People, Building Safer Communities
County lines and organised criminal networks continue to pose serious risks to young people and families across the UK. These networks exploit vulnerability, using grooming, manipulation, coercion, and intimidation to draw young people into criminal activity. At BAME HUB-UK, we are committed to equipping our community with knowledge, confidence, and practical tools to safeguard our children and strengthen our collective resilience.
This awareness workshop provides a clear and accessible understanding of what county lines and organised criminal networks are, how they operate, and why they disproportionately affect vulnerable young people. Participants will gain insight into the tactics used to target, groom, and exploit children and young people, including the subtle signs that can easily be overlooked.
We will explore the warning indicators that may suggest someone is being exploited, helping parents, carers, and community members recognise changes in behaviour, unexplained possessions,



Uftons outdoor programme is designed for Children to experience the freedom to flourish. The programme aims to spark curiosity, build confidence, support personal development and create lasting memories.
We were truly honoured that our distinguished guests accepted our official invitations and joined us for this important celebration of Kenyan and wider African culture, identity, achievements and community spirit.
We are pleased to invite children and young people in Slough and surrounding areas to a fully funded day trip to Ufton Court on *Tuesday, 18 August 2026, from 10:00am to 5:00pm.*
Senior Solicitor Brian Naumann delivered a clear and practical session on Skilled Worker changes, sponsor compliance and proposed earned settlement reforms. The session covered key updates, including salary thresholds, occupation codes, right-to-work duties, sponsor responsibilities and proposed changes to settlement requirements. We were pleased to see strong community engagement, with over 550 participants joining at various points during the session. Thank you to Brian Naumann, Laura Devine Immigration, our team and everyone who attended and contributed to the Q&A.
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